RESORTS AND OTHER TOURISM / LEISURE PROJECTS

II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND MANAGEMENT PLAN

Possible
Environmental/Social Impacts
LAND
 Consistency with land use
Baseline Environment
Current land use w/in 1km
radius (as per zoning
ordinance):
 Residential
 Commercial/ Institutional
 Industrial
 Agricultural/ Recreational
 Protected Areas

✔
Others, specify
Monitoring Parameters/
Preventive/Mitigating Measures
Implementation Remarks
 Cost integrated in the construction /operation cost
✔
See attached proof of compatibility Actual land uses w/in 1km radius:
with land use ✔
Residential
✔
Limit project activities to what is  Commercial/ Institutional
compatible to the land use  Industrial
✔
Others, specify ✔
Agricultural/ Recreational
 Protected Areas
 Others, specify

Actual land uses w/in 1km

radius:

✔
Residential
 Commercial/ Institutional
 Industrial

✔
Agricultural/ Recreational
 Protected Areas

✔
Others, specify

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 Monitoring Parameters/
Possible Preventive/Mitigating Measures
Baseline Environment Implementation Remarks
Environmental/Social Impacts
 Cost integrated in the construction /operation cost
✔
Land tenure / compatibility Identify tenure/ compatibility  Obtain the following clearances/
✔
 Regularly monitor
issue issues: permits from concerned agencies: presence/absence of complaints
 CARP  Regular coordination with LGU or
appropriate agencies
 CADC/ CADT/ CALC/
CALT  Others, specify

 ROW
 Informal settlers
 Ecologically sensitive or  Resettlement Plan prepared
protected area
 Provide relocation/disturbance

✔
Others, specify compensation packages
 Ensure participation of IPs in
consultations and dialogues
 MOA prepared/signed
 Provide adequate buffer
 Others, specify

 Disturbance to wildlife due Existing vegetation in the area:  Comply with conditions of DENR/LGU  Annual inspection of area
to vegetation clearing  Forestland SLUP, Tree Cutting Permit, ROW,
PCA Permit
replanted/
re-vegetated
 Marshland

✔
Limit land clearing as much as  Others, specify
 Grassland possible

✔
Mangrove  Provide temporary fencing for
 Wetland vegetation that will be retained

✔
Others, specify 
✔
Promote restoration of damaged or
destroyed vegetation where possible
(e.g., tree planting)
 Provide adequate buffer zone
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 Monitoring Parameters/
Possible Preventive/Mitigating Measures
Baseline Environment Implementation Remarks
Environmental/Social Impacts
 Cost integrated in the construction /operation cost

 Change in surface Slope: Considering the natural hazards and

climate projections in the area:
 Regular inspection of slope
landform/ topography/ 
✔
Flat (0-3%) protection measures in erosion-
terrain/slope  Gently sloping to rolling (3-  Employ erosion control and slope prone areas
 Soil Erosion 18%) protection measures  Regular inspection for new eroded
 Steep (>18%)  Designate a spoils storage area, with areas near the site
topsoil set aside for later use and  Others, specify
Is the project site located in an allow maximum re-use of spoils
area identified by
MGB/PAGASA/ PHIVOLCS as
 Construct during dry season
hazard prone?  Stabilize embankment with grasses or
other soil cover
 Yes
 Conduct Engineering Geological and
✔
No Geo-hazard Assessment (EGGA) and
implement corresponding
recommendation

✔
Others, specify

Improper solid waste disposal

leading to:
Solid Waste Management
Scheme in the area:

✔
Implement recovery re-use and  Daily inspection of waste handling
recycling of waste materials including segregation in
 Impairment of visual  SLF 
✔
Provide receptacles / bins for
waste/recycling bins
aesthetics
 MRF
✔
solid wastes  Weekly inspection of waste
 Composting
✔

✔
Composting of Organic Wastes
accumulation and disposal

 Regular Collection of Solid

✔

✔
Coordinate with the municipal /
 Regular inspection of landscaping
and other beautification activities
Wastes city waste collectors

✔
Implement landscaping and other
 Regular monitoring of buffer zones
Presence of visually significant beautification measures  Regular monitoring for
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 Monitoring Parameters/
Possible Preventive/Mitigating Measures
Baseline Environment Implementation Remarks
Environmental/Social Impacts
 Cost integrated in the construction /operation cost
landforms/landscape/structures
?
 Provide adequate buffer presence/absence of complaints
from adjacent property owners
 Yes
 Compensate adjacent property
 Others, specify
owners

✔
No  Others, please specify

WATER

 Increased siltation due to Specify nearest/receiving water 

✔
Set up proper and adequate sanitary Regular (ocular) inspection of:
project activities body: facilities  Drainage / canal systems
 Water quality degradation 
✔
Ensure strict observance of proper  Wastewater treatment facility
 Others, specify
waste handling and disposal and
proper sanitation including by the Regular monitoring of ambient water
contractors and its workers (if any) quality:

✔
Strictly observe proper waste
Distance to nearest/receiving handling and disposal
Parameter Frequency
water body:  Provide wastewater treatment facility

✔
0 to less than 0.5 km for domestic wastewater, please  pH  Annual
✔

 0.5 to 1 km
specify type of treatment facility:  Semi-annual
 More than 1 km
 Quarterly
 TSS  Annual
✔

Classification of concentrat
ion
 Semi-annual
nearest/receiving water body:  Quarterly
 Freshwater  Marine/
✔
 BOD  Annual
✔

 Set up silt trap/silt curtains to

coastal water
minimize downstream siltation during  Semi-annual
 AA  SA construction  Quarterly
A  ✔
SB 
✔
Installation of drainage canals  Color  Annual
✔

B  SC  Others, specify  Semi-annual

C  SD  Quarterly
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 Monitoring Parameters/
Possible Preventive/Mitigating Measures
Baseline Environment Implementation Remarks
Environmental/Social Impacts
 Cost integrated in the construction /operation cost
D  Oil and  Annual
✔

Grease  Semi-annual
Current Water Use:
 Quarterly

✔
Fishery
 Total  Annual
✔


✔
Tourist Zone / Park Coliform  Semi-annual

✔
Recreational
 Quarterly
 Industrial
 Agricultural Regular monitoring of plant effluent:

Distance of project area to the Parameter Frequency

nearest well used:  pH  Annual
 0 to less than 0.5 km  Semi-annual
 0.5 to 1 km  Quarterly
 More than 1 km  TSS  Annual
Use of the nearest well:
concentrat
ion
 Semi-annual

✔
Drinking/Domestic  Quarterly
 Industrial  BOD  Annual
 Agricultural  Semi-annual
 Quarterly
 Color  Annual
 Semi-annual
 Quarterly
 Oil and  Annual
Grease  Semi-annual
 Quarterly
 Total  Annual
Coliform  Semi-annual
 Quarterly

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Possible
Baseline Environment
Environmental/Social Impacts

✔
Competition in water use Size of population using
proposed water source:
 Depletion of water
 ≤ 1,000 persons
resources
 >1,000 and ≤ 5,000 persons
 >5,000 persons
Current Use of water source :
 Fishery
 Tourist Zone / Park
 Recreational
Monitoring Parameters/
Preventive/Mitigating Measures
Implementation Remarks
 Cost integrated in the construction /operation cost
 Implement rainwater harvesting and  Regular monitoring for
similar measures as an alternative presence/absence of complaints
source of water  Regular coordination with
 Observe water conservation concerned agencies
measures  Regular monitoring for occurrences
 Carefully select project site to avoid of water shortages
disruption of traditional water uses  Others, specify
 Obtain Water Permit from NWRB
 Improve efficiency of water supply
and distribution system

 Industrial
 Use drought resistant species which
require less water input and hence
 Agricultural have less impact on water tables
✔
Others, specify  Others, specify

Available/nearest water source.

✔
Deep well
 Water district/LGU
 Surface water
 Others, specify

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Possible
Environmental/Social Impacts
 Increased occurrence of
flooding
Monitoring Parameters/
Preventive/Mitigating Measures
Baseline Environment Implementation Remarks
 Cost integrated in the construction /operation cost
Is the project site located in an
area identified by MGB/
 Use appropriate design for project  Regular monitoring for
facilities presence/absence of complaints
PAGASA as flood prone?

✔
Implement appropriate drainage  Regular coordination with
 Yes system concerned agencies

✔
No  Regularly remove debris and other  Regular monitoring for increased
materials that may obstruct water flow frequency of flooding
 Use appropriate technology (e.g.,  Others, specify
raised hand-pumps) to protect
drinking water from flood
contamination
 Others, specify

AIR / NOISE


✔
Impact to Air quality Distance to nearest community: 
✔
Properly operate and maintain all  Regular monitoring for
 0 to less than 0.5 km emission sources (e.g. vehicles, presence/absence of complaints
✔
0.5 to 1 km generator, etc)
 More than 1 km 
✔
Install, when applicable, the
Regular (ocular) inspection of:

Is the wind direction blowing

appropriate air pollution control  Absence of white or black smoke
device/s from vehicles, generator, etc.
towards the nearest community
most of the year? 
✔
Strictly enforce good housekeeping  Presence of truck cover during
practices deliveries
✔
Yes
 No  Control vehicle speed to lessen
suspension of road dust
 Conduct water spraying to suppress
dust sources and minimize discomfort
to nearby residents
 Use covered vehicles to deliver
materials that may generate dust
 Others, specify

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 Monitoring Parameters/
Possible Preventive/Mitigating Measures
Baseline Environment Implementation Remarks
Environmental/Social Impacts
 Cost integrated in the construction /operation cost


✔
Nuisance due to noise Distance to nearest community: 
✔
Properly operate and maintain all  Regular monitoring for
generation  0 to less than 0.5 km noise sources (e.g., vehicles, presence/absence of

✔
0.5 to 1 km generator, etc.) complaints
 More than 1 km 
✔
Install when applicable, the  Regular monitoring of buffer
appropriate noise control device/s zones
Is the wind direction blowing (e.g., mufflers, silencer, sound
barriers, etc.)
 Quarterly monitoring of noise
towards the nearest community level
most of the year?  Implement appropriate operating

✔
Yes hours
 No 
✔
Provide adequate buffer
(e.g., Perimeter planting of trees to
serve as sound buffer and greenbelt)
 Others, specify

PEOPLE & CULTURE

 Displacement of residents Size of population of host

barangay/s:
 Provide relocation/disturbance  Regular monitoring for
including indigenous people compensation packages presence/absence of
(if any) in the project site and
 ≤ 1,000 persons

✔
Prioritize local residents for complaints
within its vicinity employment 
✔
Regular coordination with LGU
 Enhanced employment
✔

✔
>1,000 and ≤ 5,000persons 
✔
Promptly pay local taxes and other  Others, specify
and/or livelihood
opportunities
 >5,000person financial obligations

 Reduced employment and/or  Indigenous People 

✔
Regular coordination with LGU
livelihood opportunities
Size:  Conduct prior consultation and
coordination to minimize disruption of
 Increased revenues for LGU
✔

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Possible
Environmental/Social Impacts
 Disruption/Competition in
delivery of public services
(e.g., education, peace and
order, etc.)
 Enhanced delivery of public
services (e.g., education,
peace and order, etc.)
 Increase in traffic volume and 
worsening of traffic flow
Monitoring Parameters/
Preventive/Mitigating Measures
Baseline Environment Implementation Remarks
 Cost integrated in the construction /operation cost
daily domestic activities
 Ensure participation of IPs in
consultations and dialogues &
consider IP rights and cultural
practices in the provision of
relocation/disturbance compensation
Classification of host barangay:
packages
 Urban 
✔
Rural
Provide appropriate traffic/warning
signs, lighting, etc
 Others, specify
Employment/Livelihood
Opportunity Rate in the host
Municipality:
 High

✔
Low
 Description:
Available services within/near
the host barangay:

✔
Schools (e.g. elementary,
high school, college)
 Health facilities (e.g.,
clinics, hospitals, etc.)

✔
Peace and order (e.g.,
police outpost, Brgy.
Tanod, etc.)

✔
Recreation and sports
facilities
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 Monitoring Parameters/
Possible Preventive/Mitigating Measures
Baseline Environment Implementation Remarks
Environmental/Social Impacts
 Cost integrated in the construction /operation cost
 Others, specify

 Destruction/disturbance of
physical cultural resources.
( if project site has been identified
to have such by NM, NHCP, NCAA
and LGUs)
Physical Cultural resources  Implement appropriate protocols based  Regular coordination with
within the vicinity of the project on NM, NHCP, NCAA and LGU NM, NHCP, NCAA and LGU
site: guidelines including those for chance
finds (if any). Specify:


✔
Impacts on community Source of risks (please specify) 
✔
Regular coordination with LGU  Regular monitoring for
health and safety  Flammable substances:  Provide appropriate warning presence/absence of
signs, lighting and barricades, complaints
 Safety Risks whenever practicable  Regular monitoring of buffer
 Fire 
✔
Observe proper housekeeping zones

✔
Provide on-site medical services 
✔
Regular coordination with LGU
for any emergency. 
✔
Regular submission of reports
 Others, specify 
✔
Participate in public awareness to concerned agency
programs on health and safety  Others, specify

✔
Implement appropriate safety
programs for both community and
workers

✔
Strictly comply with fire, safety
and similar regulatory
requirements

✔
Strictly comply with requirements
of RA 6969
 Others, specify

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Possible Preventive/Mitigating Measures
Baseline Environment Implementation Remarks
Environmental/Social Impacts
 Cost integrated in the construction /operation cost

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